Poldergraan

About Poldergraan

Poldergraan is a young, dynamic grain trading and agricultural supply company based in Biddinghuizen, the Netherlands. Founded in 2016, it is part of George Pars Graanhandel BV and serves arable farmers, livestock farmers, organic growers, and downstream buyers in the feed, milling, and consumption markets.

The company combines grain trading with seed, fertilizer, cleaning, processing, and storage services. Its positioning is practical and service-oriented: Poldergraan says it focuses on personal guidance, expert advice, quality products, and helping customers achieve the highest possible return from their crops and products.

Core Values

• Customer focus: Poldergraan states that the customer is central to its work and aims to support growers with personal guidance and practical solutions that improve returns.
• Quality and food/feed safety: The company emphasizes constant quality and food safety in its processes and works under GMP+ FSA and Skal certification.
• Expertise and guidance: Poldergraan highlights years of experience and professional advice, using its team’s knowledge to help customers choose the right products and methods.
• Innovation and improvement: The company says it keeps renewing itself through new techniques, varieties, and methods, with a focus on better service and more sustainable cultivation.
• Sustainability: Poldergraan links innovation to sustainability and says it is working to make its site and operations more energy-neutral.

Unique Aspects

• Part of George Pars Graanhandel BV: Poldergraan operates as part of George Pars Graanhandel BV, giving it a broader group context within grain trading.
• Strong organic capability: The company is Skal certified and explicitly positions itself in the heart of Dutch organic agriculture in Flevoland, with a dedicated organic assortment.
• Large storage base: Poldergraan states that it has around 10,000 m3 of storage space and also mentions a total storage capacity of about 20,000 m3 for cleaning and storage operations.
• Energy-neutral investment: The company says it has installed 3,720 solar panels on its sheds in Biddinghuizen and that both Poldergraan and George Pars Graanhandel are supplied with green electricity.
• Niche collaboration on historical grains: In 2026, Poldergraan was named among the partners working with historical grain initiatives alongside Zonnespelt and gebiedscoöperatie Buijtenland van Rhoon, supporting seed supply and cultivation guidance for this niche market.